Bathroom fitters in Haringey, from our base in Wood Green
Our office and vans are in Wood Green, N22, so Haringey is the borough we reach first. We fit new bathrooms, fix leaking showers and build wet rooms from the Harringay Ladder to Crouch End and Hornsey, with a fixed written quote after a free survey.
Back-addition bathrooms on the Ladder
Most of the Victorian terraces between Green Lanes and Wightman Road put the bathroom in the narrow back addition, often at the end of the kitchen or on the half-landing. It is a long thin room with one outside wall, so the layout decides everything: where the soil pipe can drop, where a shower screen fits without blocking the window, and whether a bath is worth keeping. We draw it before anyone picks tiles.
Flats over flats in Crouch End and Hornsey
Many larger houses here are now two or three flats. A failed seal in an upstairs shower runs along the joists and shows up a metre away on the ceiling below, so a refit in a conversion starts with tanking the wet zone properly, not just tiling it. If you are the flat below, our bathroom leak repair page explains how we trace it.
Why being local matters on a refit
A bathroom has a dozen small moments where a trade needs to pop back: a valve that needs a different cartridge, silicone left to cure, a towel rail delivered late. From N22 that is a short drive rather than a lost half-day, which is why our Haringey jobs tend to finish on the dates we give.
What a bathroom in Haringey costs
Refits and new installations start with a free survey at your home and a fixed quote in writing, and while the offer runs that quote comes with 10% off. Repair visits are hourly: £110 for the first hour, £45 per half hour after it, parts on top, no call-out fee.
See also: bathroom installation, wet rooms and all our bathroom areas.
Bathroom questions from Haringey
Do you charge to come and look at a bathroom in Haringey?
No. The survey is free and you get a fixed written quote afterwards. Repairs such as a leaking shower are charged at our published hourly rate of £110 for the first hour, with no call-out fee.
Can you fit a shower in a back-addition bathroom with no room for a tray?
Usually, yes. A low-profile tray, a wet-room floor or a bath with a fixed screen are the usual answers. Which one depends on the floor joists and where the waste can run, which we check at the survey.
How long does a bathroom refit take?
A straight swap of the same layout is typically 5 to 7 working days. A full refit with moved pipework is 2 to 3 weeks. We agree the dates with you before we start.